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LDNPP 5 December 2011 meeting

Lake District National Park Partnership December 2011

At 10.00 am

Held in the Board Room at the Lake District National Park Authority, Murley Moss, Kendal, LA9 7RL

1. Welcome, introductions and apologies - Lord Clark

2. Minutes of last LDNPP meeting

Minutes of last LDNPP meeting held on 3 October 2011 (Word document)

3. Matters Arising: Lord Clark

4. Updates from Partnership sub-group activity - Lord Clark / Steve Ratcliffe (LDNPA)

a. Farming and Forestry Task Force (no update)
b. Land Management Strategy Sub Group (see 5g)
c. Business Task Force (no update)
d. Lake District Still Waters Partnership (Word document)
e. Climate change group (Word document)
f. Partnership Plan sub group (no update)
g. World Heritage PMG (no update)

5. Partnership Plan - an update on monitoring including challenging progress on actions – Lord Clark / various

a. Monitoring report - including risk (Word document), Monitoring report - including risk spreadsheet (Excel) and Monitoring report - including risk Annex spreadsheet (Excel) – Steve Ratcliffe, LDNPA

b. RDPE Axes integration pilot for Bassenthwaite catchment (Action 4B) – Simon Humphries, Natural England

c. RDPE spend 2010-2011 (Action 4C) (Word document) and RDPE spend 2010-2011 (PDF) – Clive Wickham, LDNPA

d. The Destination Management Plan for Cumbria including Adventure Capital (Action 12A) (Word document) – Richard Greenwood, Cumbria Tourism

e. 2012 Olympic Games - A programme of events in the National Park (Action 19) – Richard Greenwood, Cumbria Tourism

f. Protected Area status for Keswick (linked to Action 25C) – Steve Ratcliffe, LDNPA

g. A strategic approach to landscape scale management (Action 37) (Word document) and A strategic approach to landscape scale management (PDF) – Anne Casey, LDNPA

6. Things that might affect the Partnership’s Plan, now or in the future

Public consultation by MRWS Partnership (www.westcumbriamrws.org.uk/page/94/Introduction.htm) - Steve Ratcliffe (LDNPA)

Developing an Improvement Plan for the Partnership – a facilitated session used to gather feedback from Partners about how the Partnership is doing and what the challenges are. This will inform a new Improvement Plan for the Partnership to be delivered in 2012.

7. Any other Business

National Park Authority Performance Assessment (NPAPA) dates in 2012 and request for Partner involvement – Steve Ratcliffe

8. Date for 2012 meetings

5 March, 18 June, 24 September, 3 December